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AnotherMother4Peace

(4,250 posts)
Fri Nov 3, 2023, 12:56 PM Nov 2023

Foodies who love to cook but are tired of the "wars" on the Food Network, give RECIPE TV a try.

To me cooking is something to enjoy, teach family, encourage each other. AND I have found a GEM: Recipe TV. Their descriptor is: "Recipe TV Featuring the World's Greatest Chefs." Wonderful, delicious show that takes you all over the world w/world renown chefs. My favorite is The French Pub w/a very kind chef from Normandy, France featuring fresh seafood, vegetables, fresh everything. Love this channel. On Cox in SoCal it's channel 114. Baking at Ballyknocken is another one of my favs on Recipe TV.

I know a lot of people enjoy "Pati's Mexican Kitchen" on PBS. This is similar. My husband and sister (both totally different personalities) both love this show and make sure to record it.

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Foodies who love to cook but are tired of the "wars" on the Food Network, give RECIPE TV a try. (Original Post) AnotherMother4Peace Nov 2023 OP
I've pretty much given up on cooking shows Nittersing Nov 2023 #1
So many people I know just love Pati's Mexican Kitchen. Men, women, kids - Pati seems AnotherMother4Peace Nov 2023 #2
Food war TV Jughead Nov 2023 #3
I don't follow any more cooking shows except: Sip&Feast. Paper Roses Nov 2023 #4
Thank you. Sounds worth checking out. Garlic - is - the - best. I try to buy my olive oil when the store is AnotherMother4Peace Nov 2023 #5

Nittersing

(6,367 posts)
1. I've pretty much given up on cooking shows
Fri Nov 3, 2023, 01:05 PM
Nov 2023

The "big name" shows aren't about cooking anymore...


I'd forgotten about Patti's though. I see it comes on a 2am here, so I've set it up to record.

Jughead

(42 posts)
3. Food war TV
Fri Nov 3, 2023, 03:14 PM
Nov 2023

I despise these dumb shows. Let’s see what you can make with a basket of Limburger cheese, School paste and chocolate coated rubber bands. I mean where have all the “just cooking” shows gone. It’s always a contest….you have 12 minutes to impress the judges? I’m also tired of those pulled pork barbecue contests too. Don’t get me started on the holiday cake contests.
Even Emril was better than the shows today.
Rant over.

Paper Roses

(7,473 posts)
4. I don't follow any more cooking shows except: Sip&Feast.
Sat Nov 4, 2023, 04:50 PM
Nov 2023

This show gives family friendly recipes without the exotic ingredients. I've left all the others. One of them, a woman from the south used so much butter and other fats that I was turned off.
Once in a while I will make a recipe from Jacques Pepin but since I'm alone, there is too much food to be prepared.
Sip&Feast is predominately Italian food. Easy to divide into portions. It is a family affair and worthy of a watch.
My only complain with his show is that he uses too much garlic and olive oil. Olive oil is too $$ for me and 5 or 6 cloves leaves me thinking...Do I have to go anywhere today?
Check it out. Not just Italian food but a variety of other recipes.

https://www.sipandfeast.com/

AnotherMother4Peace

(4,250 posts)
5. Thank you. Sounds worth checking out. Garlic - is - the - best. I try to buy my olive oil when the store is
Sat Nov 4, 2023, 09:15 PM
Nov 2023

Clearing out old batches- still good and a good price.

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